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RASCAL LAWTO\
HIS BIG PREMEDITATED ROBBERY.

New YORK, March l9.-The testimony
Of every one who has had business tranSac-
tions with Walter +. Iawtou Is that
within the last four weeks LAYTON has
been getting together all the hard cash
possible.
His wide acquaintance and his unim-
peachci credit enabled him 10 DO thi, in a
great many different ways, and he seems
10 have used them all.
There seems 10 he a suspicion also that
h. has a rich wife with him. There were
two rich widows in town, 80 it l. said in
the ,tIrct. who wanted 10 marry him. al
though. - one Of his victims says, The
old fellow was ab0Ut a. handsome as red
mud" But it wa> common gossip in Jan
nay that be was going 10 marry again.
inst one week before the day LAYTON
left his Office for good b. was IN a hank
Guing ~Dnr busluesS, and be quietly sat
down aud. taking a pencil, figured up his
wealth - Si .ustb. ,stI. 10 The satisfaction 0l
the Pre- dent. When LAYTON walked out
The President >ald 10 another ".horT oi The
hank: There c"eN An OLD fellow worth a
solid million.
Another OF hS games came Ia hight yeS-
terd4y. II" owned a Tract OF CO. acIrs "i
Land. Known a. the Island. Al Little Ferry,
Y. j., with a large water mont on the
HarkenNack nTeT. swamp grass AMI cat
tails covered II. \ timely executed map Il
in existence, showing the Island tract a.
IN elegant PARK, with magnlhcen; resi-
dencrs. groves and dHyeN. and the nyer
front white with the ~As'S @: yachts. I'ls
sad - nave ben Mr.. LAYTON Intention
- iL>E"-. Of lnr property /" a syndicate "I
En@ll~i capitalists representing II Is AN
~arlst"rIaiic suburb OF Ne" ioIS.
lAwT"N'S AC0oNrLI"G.
T5r NJ ereabant- oI Knfu~ !. Kirkland
The COZ. Dental clerk and partner OF Wal
r-~ T awton. who a~}t>s.uirl TUESDAY
evening. taking with hun over lali a mil.
. lion dollars. j. almost a, liiIe known =,
,busr ul LAYTON.
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In tbs Mnnds.

PARKERSBURG. ". VA. March lg-
Intelligence reached here this afternoon Of
a highway robbery that happened III s.
lonely part Of Roane comfy. east o. here.
which j. without telrgraphic or railrWsd
communication. George iiardrnan, =
farmer. was returning home from the sale
q, -nme cattle with about S2pD about him
on Wednesday night, when on the Reach.
4 pat Of the road passing through 90.
woods. he WA. call,a UTrU 10 halt by 'o"
uaskcl mc0. who took he hor-e by '.r
birdie and prescnte- tIrrr rr,oiv'T- iir
made some motion o. 20. {, when Tho
frtd a: HIM. killing M hursf. and ihroN-
ING him to The grouni 1'aCy then shot 80
him seyeuItim-.. and grabbing his poe
hook e~cap-d. hartman returned The rr
once aud shot one oil the men IN the "fUu
10 arrSts have been M and the rnunIrg
"a such a Wild one that saaPr Is easy.
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Rsdhinal


Have you awakened FROM a disturbed sleep
with al the horrible sensations Of an assassin
ciutchlag yCur throSt and pressing the tfNbrexth
from your t.ghtened ehesC Have yOu noticed
the langUog and debility that Saccsed the esort
% clear yOUr throat aud head OF this catarrhal
matter Whal = depressing influence IL exerts
upon the mind, cloUaing the memory and filing
toe head wah pains and sJraDge noises, How
ditCllt % = % nd the nzSsl passages tnnuat AID
lung or This pciSuDuuS muCuSau can testify Who
are afflicted with Csla-rh. How diBcult 10 prp-
teCf the system aEAiu>E its further prnsrtS 10
warts the lung. liver and kineya an phv-
NcianS VII admit 10 "a terrible disease ana
Cnes OCT for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers when All
OlheT remedies utterly fail Of S~ANFoEDs RApF-
cal CUR are attesged by thousands VINO crate
fully reeomnend IL % fe.~loW-sufereH No Hsfe
ment - made UgGrtlng 10 that cannot De sub
auuAie BY the NOS respectable and reliable
rstgreEce
ESrh PACKAGE contains one hottie Of The RAM
ca CUR one box Catarrhal SoLyKST, and
A. IMPROVE ~LNHALER, with treatise and dire
u0as snd = sold by all druggists foT 500
PCrTEE DEUs 5 C~sENucAL Co, BoSroS.
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Garrett IN Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March ls.-Mr.
Robert Garrett, President OF the E. & o.
r. r, who came Il Philadelphia yester-
day in company with Mr., E Roliin
Morse. OF Boston. a director Of the Ateni-
son. Topeka ard Santa Fe Railroad Con-
panv. this morning called st The banking
house of Drexel Il Co. 20 sc Mr.. \ }.
Drexel. That gentleman. however, had
left the city for New York early in the
dav. and Mr.. Garrett departed for BALL
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BOODLER CLEARY.
MISS METZ COEPROETS THE GENT.

NEW YORK, March ls.-Bcodler CIeary
Is in the tolls
The littN German girl again made her
appearance in court.
At the opening Of the trial of Thomas
Cleary, the indicted Doodle Alderman.
this morning. Ms. Harriet NaSSet, the old
lady who lived next door to Alderman Nc
Laughlin. gave substantially the SANE tes-
timouy she had given the McQuaie and
O'Neil trials.
She said people often mistook her house
&or Mr.. McLaughHn's, and she had made
the same mistake once or twice herself
Katie Metz had served her since July. Isl.
with the exception Ui = prlI-l irUm MAy
II OF 9Th Ia September, l>>5. when she
VA visiting Germany.
KAIIE REPEATS III STORY.
Katie Metz WAS the next witness.
She is MS Ma>Sett's little German ser
want girl.
Sne narrated aireSh Der story vi the Sey-
eral groups OF men who early one evening
in the summer Of lisa called at Mrs
Nassett's house and asked ior Mr.. Mack
.ocklin. and were directed by her next
GoOr; and who repeated their visit and
inquiries a week OF two later.
She identified Cleary as u Of the men
Who called twice.
Ca the objection Of Mr. Shafrr. Justice
Barrett ruled against the bringing OF the
Graph. pictures into The cas- tAls time.
On cross examination by Mr.. Shaier,
Miss Metz recalled that >he had worked
fur two families. both named Held, hat
could not remember the given nameS OF
snv Of the members OF either. She could
not remember the date OF the arNt call
made az the house IN search "i Mr.. Me-
LaugElin.
Then Mr.. Snafrr insisted upon the wit
nes looking AZ him while answering queS
rions, instead OF At Mr.. N!coll, though !
amt 80 pretty" Some Of the Jury re-
luoustrated. declaring that when MIS-
Metz looked Al the counsel they could n"t
distinguish her utttRanceS.
Francis =. TuOmey, clerk al the boart
of Aldermen. was call 4 Ia the stand aud
the leading Of docuI4rnLaTy evidence on
the ususslge of the Broadway iranch.~r At
The meeting Of August "a, 1854, hEan.
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Niriuia'. Bonds.

RICHMOND, VA, March IA reSolu-
tiou was introduced in the Virginia House
o. Delegates to-day 10 appoint 4 Joint com-
M tee 10 report on the proprie'y Of calling
a convention 70 amend the Constitution 30
As 70 prohibit all future Legislatures from
making any provision for the payment OF
CT The State bonds nOt then funded
in he R.ddleberger bonds
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XII Perkins" At ClarksburE,

@oFFI 10 VII Ut F
CLABKsBrEG, W. Va, March l%.-"t!l
psrgD.r Iecturad At Music Hall IN tins
Friay night, IN his usually enter
tanning and Characteristic style, 10 a large
ard grpreeiauve audience. The C!aFkS-
bUrr Concert Company have heen exceed
ms bguny in the selection n arrange
1srt III Programmes During the summer
the company expect 10 give "tneI a a
ments. in which both home ana io'eisn
TALENT will PARTICIPATE.
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Rannnsr 10 Cardinal GibhoEs.

ROME March I9-Ail tbe anZemeDts
for the banquet which viii he given to-
morrow 20 Cardinal Gibbons AZ The Ame'-
lean College have been completed, and are
on an elaborate scale Invitations TO the
event, which Is given in honor Of the Car
dinal's visit and in recognition Of his ssr-
vices to the Church. have been accepted
by 4 large number Of distinguished resi-
dents and visitors Car3In3l IascheTeau
will he present ~ the banquet bit VII
be compelled 70 leave before rs e~o3clnslOn
in order 20 take the traiE for Havre,
whence he sails for New York next week.
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Loyal Demonstration.

ST. PETERSBURG, March l9.-The
funeral Of a professor OF the University
here Yesterday was made the occasion of a
loyal demonstration. An address prepared
by students. expressing devotlon 10 the
Ca. WAS handed about and WAS imme-
dla,c!y covered with signatures. Two
men in The gathering who expressed dis
approval OF the proceeding. by kissing,
were severely heaten and their CLOTHES torn
from their hacks.
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BLACK WOLF !


-- oa--4Csu:y lncE-zhle. Is = Impossible o &C.
.- ---grE-s Her bOC- from the Crowd O.
bed q. rar ~g.g-a her fe-T Was q mass O decay,
.. s4sL rIf'luEo I zDd leavEnE -CGf CUgCs-
--.-s 'gs.g-et and three o. fJEr uslls d-uT3Hd
one tLC Her limbs contracted BY the frzEt1.
ard fsr Syvgra. years she did EuE leave
Ea Ea- WCi-at Wzs rgtGCeC from - 70 DltS
L---- snng FAINT idea % htr CODGluo1 CEn -
-"- 'r1l The fact that thrce pounds % CoSmo-
80, % ointment were us1c ~ week b t0eSsInE hrr
FIzly the Physicians ~2cSnCviCdGed tltit
-; y lis B5ck N0I. and cOmme1ded The SAT
r. % he- aEWl= Creator.
3 ---dGBd hezrDE wonderful reports % the 1ss
- >ETT : SFECIFIC - :. So prevailed on her %
a. llst rcsUu. She bean it. Use uDder pro
~: son found that her system Wss beng r-
80 Q! ne poison. - the ~0res assumed 3 rcd and
-F CFl0-. s. tlll-h tie blood wEs becoming
- NO active. Mr. BIley continred the :. :. :
--%t February. every sore was kealed, she dis
G-el C-zlr and c-ctrbS and vas for the first tine
taEHs years 3 Wel woman He- husband. Mr..
hAsSy,I - in busLness AZ ~ Blackstone Street
L AId VII take Pleasure In E1vhhg the details
t-= wonderful cure send 70 rs fOr Tresttse On
90 AID Skn Dl-cE=@ mailed free.
"a SWIFT SPEcIyIc 90. Drawer ) Atlanta Co
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The salonn-kerprr stuck Him.

MILWAUKEE Wis, March 19.-"Lem"
Hinckley, proprietor OF the Mining EZ-
change, and John FeatberstoDe, a
well-kncwn saloon-keepsr, shook dice
on Thursday night, and when they
got through Hinekley had lost all
his casa ard go shares Of Crown Point
mining stock, worth $3.50. Yesterday
be had FeatheTstoEe arrested IN an attempt
10 recover his stock, bat the authorities
we've unable to compel It's return.
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R&oRR HPaTt Arrive.
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THE X. NJ O. DEAL.
The stayuor-Ives Men said to Have B"ushi
the Read.

the Read
NEW YORK, March 19-The o.
the Ral..no!e and Ohio Uah to the
Stayuor-Ivs syndicate ofcapitaii'ts tn""
declared to he a foregoEe conclusion, the
amount required by the terms Of ale to
make the first million Of dollars having
been deposited to their account to-day;
Several large Boston concerns al. deciared
70 h hack oftbe deal. and Irving l.. Evans
one of the most prominent brokers thetT'
i representing their interests IN the ce3L
He was AZ the Albemarle hotel last night
and tonight be is holding another confer
epce With the syndicate here
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Several lives LOST.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March ia
special from Tampa Fla, gives additional
details Of the tornado that swept the town
on Thursday.
4 number Of the houses were demol-
iShed. one woman was fatally injured and
two children were killed. Several other
persons were more or less severely hurt.
The loss to property Is estimated Al Sl0,-
OG0. The wind came from the northwest
Reports from the surrounding country
are meagre. but il is feared much greater
loss OF life Will be reported
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RATLRnAp--Demand fan sales sl,"a


STArE.-UuIi and steady.
SrorKs-Thg msrkst e. day was Ga.
and featurelrg.. The opening VA s'
tremely dull nj tame AZ concessions !r'il
LIST evening" final fGIres up 10 a DE-
cliniug tendencr wa exhibited IN early
dealings. hut rhs soon DISAPPEARED AID 3
movement in granger hegar. bet be
General list -e-uouded bat irHbiy. 4
steady although almost imDSr0rgub!e IN
movement continued till the C.Je, Wlen
II WAS dull bu. firm. with fractional guns
over opeuing prices. Transaction u rsi
shares. OuOtitinns clOsed lid 80 fOl8OUs.
Ac.ns Erpress 1i}; AntreU ETP;cF
IGq; Canada PuCfc 81, CeDtThl PafEtc
3: CheSapeaks and OHIO : do preferred
frsts II: Go seconds =; Chicago and
Alton, I4i; do prsferIei I6y, Chicago, Bur
lipgtop and Quincy 1885,; Delaware and
Hudson. IOIi; Delaware, LsssWaDbs and
Western 1874 Denver and Rio Grands,
2E:Ene 81: do preferred -; Tt Ware
.ltiI: ILLINOIS Central, 80: Lac Shore,
s5g: Michigan Central %, Mime polh
and ST. LOUIS, il; DO EreierruL, AZ.
Missouri Pacific, 1861: Northern PIeihc,
D. 90 preferred, js:; Chicago all North
western. HI; do PEeazTed, 245; Neg
YORK Central, n1S: 0rsEUo TEans1nu-
mental, 81; Pscfc Mail, 81; PGn2mA -
Peoria d. &E "a; PittsburE Isl; Pull
nan Palace CIR, ~; ResdinE 81 Rock
Island, I25l; St Louis snd San Francesca,
S3i: dop7eisrrri, 67i hIst pFsSsTTd I5!;
s.. Paul. Minneapolis AID Alnnss5ts III:
81, Paul and Oalahs 49, do preferred
lUs: Texas Pacific, 2s!:URlGa Paezde 81
United Stste E<Prehs 60; Western CHon
I Telegraph 80
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LIVE STOCK,
WbeaIihH,

TIE cztlls market this wesk WSs quiet
and pIioes remained aboHt the ~ those
Of .1a week Tie hog market w@s 3siye
While vrios AvaBoed ie over tbose Of klt
week SisyTt Huis0z II Bsyha furnish
the following q5O'si ions:
~Ca1,Ie-1-Ogh % LOO Ibs stceh 3ta4l
PEI Ia. $40 10 500 rA 3ia3lc per H.. 700
% ~ Ihs. 3a3.c. pr 10.
HoE-Hnkst active ia5le PER lib.
Lamts-GScnd 81 @ia5e Per ID.
CMyH-3s5!c PEA H.
ShseP-Slso4ic PER ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nansh Observation-Disclosures
1000 head; sbipHleats D0 bzSd; market
weak and 1OaiJe lcsIeF; shipping steeTs
s3 50: stockerB aud feeders g. 5ns4 lOi
Cows halls azi mixed, y 2aAA W5 b1jEr
81 s3a3 ~.
Hox4-RsneiTts 5000 ls4d; ships1efftt
3,eJgshsBd uarketsIow a1f iasISe losfT
rUrgh and uiRsd s. 1TGJ "a; TaFEinE
and slzippng Is sous 95j light s. tusS70
fkirs So fh4 90
! shGsp-ReceiPss 3,tJo bad ahiPEs.nti
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PRODUCE.
EShesauE.

We report a nod market IN butter and
poultry, owing To croleT weather. The
The demand for eggs has improved,
AID prices On both butter and eggs have
advanced accordingly Appies fancy
stock, ssl up CsSe to the supply-
Green stuff l. ceiling ny pretty
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Where's ,I,e Fool Killer.

NEw YORK, Mar,h 19.-LAuy Donovan,
who jumped from the Brooklyn bridge the
Niagara bridge and other great heights,
nou that I've VII, or NAY : Juhp
the Niagara Horseshoe Falls and swim the
raDids
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More Arrests.

81. PETEESEUEG, March l9.-Three
students, named Stepbenoil, GeneToff and
Andreicvitz. have been arrested in this
city with bombs in their possession. 4
naval officer has also been arrested.
Eighty-two arrests have been made in the
Chardof University.
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TheNevr LipnorIsr Amrndcd.

CoLUNE"s O, March i".-The Len o.
ture to-day rrcon,.drrcd and passed De
hill amending The new uquor tx laN.
which provides that 10 Inr"rP"ru'1'
vIer. prohibition ordnance hay, ho-u
Z. op,ed il shall H. no deicDr l'a' person.
selling az acciBg - tn gallon agent, pl
the manufactures.
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r,,.,,, Re,pTps 10 the Capital.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The Secre-
tary Of War returned to Washington last
night from Boston and resumed his otheiai
duties at the department this morning.
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DRY GOODS
Ne1 York.

NEW YORK. March l9.-Dy Goods
Exports OF domestic co,tons last week
$50 packages. Business with agents and
Jobbers was very good for the week and .
larger demand outlined. Cotton goods
Eere exceptionally well couditioned and
values very steady.
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Salisbury III.

LONDON. March l9.-PHme Minister
Salisbury IS ii. but was able 10 preside .,
a Cabinet council to-day which was held
Al his bnuS4
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How My Side Aches.

Prom the bench and The counter.
a % from the loOm and ~eEing machine
SFcSe2 Su> up the cry II pain and weak
~ DvSS Aching Sdes and BACK. kad
NNuv anS Uterine Pains, Strains and
NsaSEea~ ,oCEh>. Colds and ChcE Pains and
every pain and Ache Il daily tu5l relieved in
one minute D. The Cutirara AntiPain
Plaster. New. elegant and iufaIlble. Al
GrIEg.>tS &c i've @- 500, OF. Of Potter Drug
nd Chemical Co. Boston.
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TnILdo.

ToI.Krl. O.. March Ie.-wbsai-FTn"
-. cs.h and NAY &c; June, S3lc; August
%. Corr--Qmst aud Unchanged. Data
Nominal Cbyer Se.G-Fifm, cash g. 10.
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COTTON.
New York

NEw YORK, March 10 -Cotton-Futurcs
closed quiet II n decline OF Sac POINTS
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.beelins Resister
GrarGltrs' Guide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
LAExrLASAnoS Oh RKFEkENcE Marks: sDaily.
SUNDAY excepted MONDAY excepted Wheel
Ing Tine. January 30 ISL:
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WHEELING AND KIN GROVE 2 <
gCSDAY.

gCSDAYT
Leave the City ~ sO = n, and every hour 70
800 :. N
Leave Wheeling Park 81 go q n, Gai every
hour n l0NS ? N
The Church nain wlnleave sch terminus 81
1910 T. n G. HlR~CH.
Suu|rnreni-n1
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3, c z RAILROAD.
Leave Bell2ire Al Sl0 ?. n Ss Wootsbeld and
Sgnmerreld.
Leave BelAire a. GO ?. N for Zancsvlle and
intermediate points
Arrive ~ RellAre SS a NJ and eco ,. N.
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CuycrSyATI. ,. March l9-Cottsrr-
Pm and unchanged. FlUT-Dnli us.
.hgrqsd Waag--Easy No 2ned o; ~
- p-sS M bud ~slrgEnent,i ,UB bsgSels
Esu-Ea5rr. "a : mirri39tb9lc OEt---
Barely srezdy. No. . MIXED 2sic- Rye
sits.iy; N > TO- PrUyisioaF-Fcry
Iull. no]1lIHlIr unchanged Butter. saiEi
and ghe-r--Sfsaiy. Ixgs Fair d.1naDd
-.
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ELE,s cATARRH

CREAM BALI
= n DEn-
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FINANCE AMI TRADE.

Nrpsy Sal I-2 Per Ceuf.-GorernUleutS
Dull and S~teSdy-StocEs bulI-fl"lr
1uiet and TnciauEsd-WheAt Quiet.
NEW YORK, March lg-MoDey ON al
easy at 2A3! per cent, closing II
per cent. prime mercantile IaPer dat
r-r cent: sterling eEchaugr dull bat
steady At i-3!ai-G3.
lu..rrNMENra-nrm mi N.--v.
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Loo hesd; market strong; natives 8 90
4 IS; Western s. O0a4 IS; TEXANS . %
a3 IS; lambs, "a 50a5 2S.
E.st Liberty,
EAST LIBEkrY, Pa, March 1a.-Csttb
receipts 152 bead; shipments III haS;
nothing doing; all through omigpDeatL-
Hogs-Receip<s !, 400 bead; shipmen1s
1900 head; market slow Philsdelphias
81 SOFAS IS; Workers s s0A5 90; commoa
and light S 5cs5 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
22Oo bead; market active at yesterdays
prices
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O, March la.-Hop-
Quiet; common and light 81 Sa5 IS;
packing and butchers s. 5oa6 %; pceipts
so bead; shipments 10 bead
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BRADFORD, Mareh la-Petpleum-
Opened at S3tc, clo>d at Sstc; highest
6ilc: lowest 6Sie; clearances $4,000 bar
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Oh City.

OIL CITY. March l9.-Petroleum-
Opensd st 63Ic; highest 6+c; lowri 63sc;
closed At 6aic. Sales rs, Co barrels; clear
ancs l,6-o,Co barrels; charters a,23s
barrels; shipments II, lS5 barrels
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New York.

NEW YORK. March ls.-Petroleum-
Opened dull at 6+c highest 64sc-, lowest
6sc-, and closed at 63ic. Sales l.o6.,oo0
larrls
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ThHadsIVhus.

TuuauELrHIA. NAH 10 Flour
~,aaiy hot oulrt. Wheat-Gui but
.r,sdy. No . r-d AIm'E -3.sr Aprn
"l,g5.,, May g. ai7lc; lane ia
ff.r. Coru-S10t steady. ba. Quiet
mtue uelrr'ed anil n1uiHai; steamer
MlaIGrc. Su . mixed Hm b . sb}s
Apnl sGaID.C. May +G.ai7., Jane i7ia
gtc o.p : "f sha q trTner, bright
No. q: white iIt. 10. . while 2ia.aj,c,
No. ] vh.c J7r: future strady. No. ,
white Narrh &TrA:G., tprl 20 Islc;
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-29
With Irish Eyes.

The popular girl of the day, says an
Irish paper, is straight and strong and
dashing. The clinging girl with ten
der eyes, the romantic girl with yearn-
ing glare, the domestic girl with pur-
ring voice, the ''brilliant'' girl with her
turgid French, the smuggling girl with
her artful smirk, and the girl who
clings to her mammals skirts-they are
gone. They went AWAY in a futter,
with timorous screams at the snort of
the engine and the rush of the burly
world. Now they've come back, but
they're not the same. Instead, there's
an army of lofty, gay, intrepid, med
dlesome, dashing girls, who swagger
abroad with delicious feminine audacity.
OF all the types that the town has seen
the girl of to-day, with her high-bred
look. daring style, and winsome as
sumption of manliness, is far and away
the most fetching thing that the world
at large can show.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-29
On the Doctors.

Il am feeling very ill., said a patient
to his physician. '.Let me see your
tongue said the doctor. A'It's no
usc," responded the patient; 44notongue
can begin to tell how I feel.''
A physicians little daughter, called
upon for a toast, gave 1.-The health of
papa and mamma, and all the world. -
But she suddenly corrected the senti-
ment. 'Not all the world, for then
papa would have no patients" "a
A sick little girl, who had closely
noted the conduct of her physician, said
to her brother: '.Why does the Doctor
always smell his cane when he comes
to see me?'' .'Oh!', exclaimed the
wicked hoy, she is probably making the
diagnosis, Sis
Doctor" said patient, IL suffer a
great deal with my eyes, The old
gentleman adjusted his spectacles, and,
with Socratic air replied Il don't
doubt it. my friend; but then you ought
not to forget that you would suffer a
great deal more without them. y